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folder if you want every file in that folder. When you are sure you have

selected all of the one's you want, click the Red Transfer button (left

facing arrow). The transfer process takes about 40-50 minutes for the

transfer and wav conversion of a full 1GB disk.

10. Be very careful to not disconnect the HiMD recorder or its power or the

PC's power during this transfer process.

11. Sonicstage v3.2 will first create ".oma" files and then convert them into

.wav files automatically. You can play the oma files on the My Library

side to hear that they transferred okay. Note that "Wav" files are

compatible with Mac and Logic, not ".oma"'s.

12. Look at the list of new tracks in My Library. Are any longer than 190

minutes each?

than 3 hours in HiSP mode) if so, go to the next steps.

13.

Dividing a recording that is longer than 190 minutes.

"divide" any

".oma"

none of the parts is longer than 190 minutes. Using the "divide"

command in SonicStage doesn't destroy any material, it splits the file

into two parts. (If you don't reduce length, the .wav file will be longer

than 2GB and will show as "damaged" when trying to import it into Logic.

If you don't notice this before, you can re-transfer the files and perform

the below steps).

a) Look in the folder named, "Converted Wav Files Here." Your

converted wav files should be in here. If any of the files in this

folder are larger than 2GB (or >2,000,000 KB). Make a note of its

exact name and length in minutes and drag it to the Recycling Bin.

You'll probably need to empty the bin.

b) Look in the My Library side of SonicStage and find the (large) file

with the same name as the one larger than 2GB. Ifs its larger than

360 minutes, it will have to be divided into three parts.

To divide a file in half, make sure its not playing and select it. Under

Edit select, Divide." This will open up a work window. Slide the upper

slider about midway and select "Start Divide." Next it will show you

the length of the first segment created by the divide. If its less than

2GB, click on OK. A new segment will be created in the Library. If

the second segment is still longer then 190 minutes, divide the 2nd

segment with the previous steps.

14.

Converting the New, >2GB Segments into .wav files.

segments that need new .wav files made. Under Tools, select "Save in

.Wav Format."

window create a new folder inside of the "My Music" folder and label it

something like, "New Sm Wavs-- can toss." SonicStage will make these

new smaller omas into wav files in this folder.

15. Next, save all of your .wav files to disk.

(These can only be created by recording takes longer

(or "My Library" side) file into two smaller parts so

Click create

and navigation window will open . In this

You'll need to

Select all of the